“All losses are sad. The end of an important relationship is also a death. When people fall out of love with each other, or when what seemed like a solid friendship falls into ruin, the hope for a shared future--a hope that provided a context and a purpose to life--is gone. [p. 149]”
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Happiness Is an Inside Job: Practicing for a Joyful Life
This book explores the concept of happiness as an internal state, offering practical strategies and exercises for developing a joyful life. It delves into the principles of mindfulness and self-reflection, aiming to help readers find lasting happiness within themselves. more
Author
Sylvia Boorstein
Sylvia Boorstein is an American author born in 1936. Her works mainly revolve around Buddhist philosophy and spiritual growth, which are highly appreciated by readers. more
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